The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-11-03
NEARING THE scAEFoLo.
The Supreme Court Denies the An
peal of the Anarchists.
The Prisoners Receive the News
Quietly and Decline to Talk.
Preparations In Progress for the Last
Act Of the Tragedy.

/ lC IN
--.ss- rha;,. o,,1,, -. = asainst al tne
prisoners. iheH only nope now is for a
pardon or Communication Of sentence at the
| hands of the governor of Illinois
The decision was announced .,,o go.
noon by Chief Justice Waite in n LONG ord
carefully prepared opinion which occupied
35 minutes in reading.
The court holds in brief:
THAT the first ten amendments to the consti-
stste STATE actionsl m ''' 1pOA 'eueiai ana not upon
2.That the Jury law Of Illinois upon its face is
s"That H II does not appear in tha rsoord ,,..
upon the evidence at the trial the court should
4OTbaf the obieetions 70 intIbohpedent tba >,
Johann Most's testimony and the cross-examina-
that Therefore no foundation was - ad III e fer .ra & ana
erciss Of the Supreme Court jurisdiction.
in the eases Of spes and FieSeG ~ t5 @ %
their foreign nationality were neither raised nor
he eonsidereS st WasSinson anu therefore cannon
Available II Needed.
Two companias of the Sixtb Infantry bova
hoon ordorad fro,,, ~. - 60.
60 A.o'u ~ DousiaSs' oais Lake
Clty, 10 the new military reservation near
Chicago. The object of garrisoninp the most
10 to nrotaot tho ,o,arr,'9,,.
the wi nter and nronara fo Az o.;y ~.
work early in tba sn,;na rh Dnsiiins .n,n s1i ~
he ayaiIiable in caSe t5ero sho,IH iipoPo wiz VIII
riots in Chicago bnt ~ - s+otaS ~ " NY ,ally
nenartme a6o,, th;s = S.aseu ~ tile war
canse for ordarino than, tharo ~. 1ne PRIMARY
'A0iu 'l0io az PioSon''
Chicago Policemen Aroused.
CHIcAso III Nov -r,he nol;oo th;ri,
iii'' Nof' NC Pohce thlnK
tney have.dlscoyered plot among Anarchist
sympathiZers to blow up the county iail.
One morning raeantly a mon oa,,o 20 .ho
soil ond H. .,,a.se.s-,- , - S'uo ~ 'i0
jan, anu MS movements were so suspicious
that Jaiior Folz sent out Deputy Sheriff
webb. who has charge of the mon orteida
ord Nh - - ~, -, " '-u ousoiuo
sne ,n,. nv 20 al, oiu ceh'rai Station uetectNe.
ms man had not been to the Jail before,
but he walked into the cage and talked IA
miliarly with Fischer Tinpg and nna or two
oters. lie began 10 size up" the Interior
of the jail, and before he left walked into the
iail and saamad N avamina WITH r,oro .ha,,
-, ~ - AoAo man
curious interest the passages leading to the
various wards. When he left Deputy Webb
followed him; Between Illinois and In
diana streets he crossed North Clark street.
and then started south and kept a watchful,
wary outlook until he reached the bridge.
hr;dao mepn followed .ha MN al the time. At the
deputy WeDD slackened his pace. big
propeller was coming up the river, and the
bridge began to turn slowly. The man ap-
Watched The bridgo tondare neT'ae W .ha; Gou ana
Just as the north end of the bridge swung
clear Oh the aoutment the man suddenly
on the povnc hridaa ds M WaSh ~ anu n ieapeu up
too late and some yards of empty space in
tervened between them by the time he
checked himself with an effort at the end of
the abutment. When the bridge closed the
fugitive lost himself among the crowd of
people waiting 10 cross at the south end of
the Drldge and the bafiied deputy, after a
fruitless search along Clark and South Water
streets, returned.
The next evening. about O'Clock, this
same man was seen lettering in the alley
north OF the Jail, reconnoitering the locality.
policeman noticed his queer actions and
notined TO detectives. They ran round to
the otneI side OF the building and saw the
supect hand paper to boy. The man dis
appeared into an alley and the boy tried to
nide nimselI IN tne crowd on Clark street.
a; "a ueteetlve caueht the boy. lie found in
ms peckee paper containing minute de-
of tb;s Si alss " one Ja: by accident
~ ia;I ~ leaus: Inc hoItn emu Oh
panes each. They are u feet from the
si9aaI trho Ian anu barred Win round iron bars.
police station. where he is now held The
police say they are now looking for the man
WIN gave niii 'ne paper
Nothing to Say.
The condemned Anarchists were all in
the cells when the Supreme Court decision
was received. Spies received a note sent
him by reporter. announcing the result
ond ra,n.rl,ad. ST ho,,, ,,o.l';., - ;,
None of the other man ,vonIS 's sny aDtSiyn W 1dy
Wit6in hi 'fs sta osl,er men woula say anyInhg
Of tbs dacSOH Steen s9b minutes a1oef tne receipt
9ans clothas anna9red ~ tha ia;I V;;tans
were rigidIy Sabarrad bnt @ 'no th Ia, sI
of neon7e to the isil ~ ssa ~" nrisonars
EriondS beo,;r Sno Sa ~ az ts s. ~
doomed %an h,ea 0aSAoss VI uefcacleS iol ene
The baskets were passed In M but ,S' only The
nada roaSsateS t gainsu ensiance Every enort was
Tinga,s s,,nt anS ns ouiSuo' Ni ls, Euseil
Sn;ess; otho anu ;tl ., iin. aioone auu
two brothers soon annaored and ryare are az lde
WV W.. O5osheIS, SOON appeared anu were au-
Mrs. n9g M an mets Snns 10 ptH Spr5s Se save
n,a0t thn ~ enu opies lnosnSL. ln9 mo
tars aii IT th aeacneu poilce neauquaI
Sa,s, sI,s aid sle uesectyeS III tne uuIulng suu,
ueiiis u.l;sappeaIeds All were unoer sealed
nina y sro1 c,I ~ W. WI We iaushI nap
p'"s' was all Tue oiiiciais "ouiu say
Converting Spies
eoou many people are wondering why
ooine minister OF priest does not Vlst the
AnarchisIs before they are hanged. A good
lauy 'nough1 sne would attempt 10 convert
opies, he received her with the greatest
suavlty and treated her in the most gentle
manly way. but he made her feel that her eff
forts to bring him to repentance were like
trying to make the Mississippi run north.
f'Do Won realize . She asked that Christ
died for all. for rich and moor for won and
for me- F' ~ "-'"
aNo." he answered and retprned tho
question: ssDo Won realize NV dear ladv
that the poor are diving for the rich that Till, lit,
death because the rich seak n he richer anJ ~
rob the worker of his earninssp' ""u
Don't you know that Won have an immor-
tai soul?' :
strong horse con earn bis boar5 and % IoSy;r 9; =